The Carmarthen Weekly Reporter

PIANOS AND fejdlMH *'t~\ LAfHSESTLOi_3C^M5is?CA8H' |l|l to Sul't A. Z Po c i||:ii Plptlil^lfe'' FULL VALUP! ALLOWED FOf" OLD PIANOS |l.||;j mlmm it >» Excn^cE.. gy^j So e c -==- 2z z FOR 15 ORGANS. THOMPSON & SHAOKELL, Ltd. (CARDIFF, &v., &c), WEST WALES DEPOT- 60, STEPNEY STREET, LLANELLY, Were the first to introduce the POPULAR HIRE SYSTEM into the Principality. By means of this Thousands of Homes have been made happy by the possession of a good Piano or American Organ to while away the evening hours. FOR 10/6 MONTHLY a really good English-made Piano can be obtained, and will be sent home on payment of first instalment' CARRIAGE FREE, to any address in Sooth Wales. Tuners sent regularly to all parts. A MAGNIFICENT STOCK to eelect from, comprising the celebrated Makers —BROADWOOD, COLLARD & COLLARD, ERNST KAPS, RUD IBACH, HOPKINSON, CHALLEN & SON, HOOF & Co., CRUMER, BRINSMEAD, GORS & KALLMAN, &c., &c. SOLE AGENCY FOR THE ESTY ORGANS. BARGAIN DEPARTLNIE-NT. -Thompson & Shackell, Ltd., are constantly taking Second-hand Pianos in exchange, and have always a number for Sale (after renovation) at Bargain Prices. List, with full particulars, free on application. NOTE THE ADDREss-60, STEPNEY STREET, LLANELLY. LEWIS & CLARE, HIGH-CLASS MILLINERS, CAVENDISH HOUSE, 41, KING STREET, aARARTHEN- WILLIAMS9 NOTED ENGLISH WATCHES Save stood the test of time under ail conditions. MADE ON THE MOST fSCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPKOVEMENTS. WILL LAST A. LIFETI:hI.[E. 'Williams' SPECIALITY in English Watches 93 10se J0|k 2310s. Heavily Hall-marked WARRANTED Silver Cases. 5 Fully Jewelled YEARS. I This is undoubtedly the best IValch that can be procured for the price. JOHN WILLIAMS, SIOP Y MODRWYAU, 9 & 10, LAMMAS ST., CARMAR1 HEN* MEN CODCTIONAL IMWORL STEEL GIRDERS. HEATING & VENTILATING ENGINEER. Acetylene Gas. Electric Bells. 'HERALD' RANGES (SOLE AGENTS). A Large and Varied Assortment of Gralies, Mantelpieces, &c., at Reduced Prices. TOWY WORKS, Limited, OARMARTN. J^JT^M. ^A-RRIES, Manager. ESTABLISHED 1854. D TITUS WILLIAMS, BOOKBINDER, &C,s, CHAPEL STREET, CARMARTHEN. Magazines, Periodicals, and all kinds of Publica- tions Bound to suit the Owner s taste. NOTICES TO QUIT From Landlord to Tenant and Tenant to Landlord, may be obtained at the Reporter Office. Price One Penny KEEN CASH BUYERS CMt MV* Money by writing for current Price List ROCK-BOTTOM QUOTATIONS. w. s. MORRIS, WHOLESALE GROCER, CORN, FLOUR, AND SEED MERCHANT, i, BRIDGE-STREET, & POTHOUSE STORES, CARMARTHEN. Nat* T0~ Morris,6 Carmarthen. WEDDING CARDS. Anyone requiring the above should, before placing their orders, send for our NEW SPECIMEN BOOK CONTAINING THE CHOICEST DESIGNS. lARDS AND PRICES SUITABLE POR ALL CLASSES. "REPORTER" OFFICE, CARj[AR2HEN. J HODGES, 1, Guildhall Square, Carmarthen BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AQEITT FOR -D THE CELEBRATED "BEEHIVE" BRAND BOOTS & SHOES, Which are so well-known and highly appreciated in Carmarthen and elsewhere. NOTE.—The Agency for yearq past was held by the late Mr. JOHN DAVIES, King Street. Turns More Easily, 5 Cows and Gives More Butter, an Alia Laval Wears Longer, produce more Butter Cheaper to Repair than 6 Cows and than any other. 11 no Alfa-Laval. FIXED ON A MONTH'S TRIAL FREE BY W. THOMAS, IMPLEMENT AGENT, CARMARTHEN. COPY OF RETURN. Pursuant to 7 & 8 Yic., c. 82. • Name of Firm DAVID JONES & Co. PERSONS OF WHOM THE COMPANY OR PARTNER- SHIP CONSISTS. Name. Residence. tOccupa. tion. Herbert Davies Evane Highmead, Llanyi Gentle- byther. man. Herbert Davies Evars Bwlchbyehan, Dc. lUaesycragiaa. NAMES OF PLACES WHERE THE BUSINESS IS CARRIED ON. Place. I Connty. Llandilo Do. Llandovery I Carmarthen Lampeter Cardigan. H. F. BARTLETT, Registrar of Bank Returns, Inland Revenue Office, 11th February, 1908. Old Uollege School, Carmarthen* PRINCIPALS REVS. JOSEPH HARRY AND J. B. THOMAS SUCCESSES FOR 1905-6-7. 20 Matriculation of Wales 5 Scholarships (King's ft (8 in First Division). J. Jones's) 19 Presbyterian College 2 Bank Clerkships 12 Baptist Coll., Bangor 2 Normal Studentships 8 Brecon College 6 Baptist Ooll., Cardiff 10 College of Preceptors 2 Trevecca College 9 Bala-Bangor Coll. 20 Commercial Posts. TOTAL FOR THREE YEARS-115. For complete List of Successes apply as above. Limited Number of Boarders kept at Atr. Thomas's Mouse. Carnuarthen County Schools. THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. j HEADMASTER; E. S. ALLEN, M.A. (CANTAB.) COUNTY GIRLS- SCHOOL. HEADMISTRESS: MISS B. A. HOLME, M.A., Late Open Scholar of Girton College, Cambridge. pzn -;Cl 8s. per Term (Three Terms in the year). Reduction for brothers or sisters. Boarders can be received it botb schools. THE HALF-TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, MARCH 3RD. TEETH 1 TEETH! W. WILLIAMS Years' Experience with the late Mr Macphail, Years' with one of the Principal London Dentists Teeth extracted quite painless by new process CROWN, BRIDGE, AND BAR WORK A SPECIALITY. TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. 8, SPILMAN STREET, CARMARTHEN (OPPOSITE BANK LANE). W. T. ROGERS, R P.C. Ilember of the Registered Plumbers Company), Plumber, Gas-fitter Wire & Electric Bell-hanger, 9,N0TT-SQUARE, CARMARTHEN. All kinds of Bath Room and Lavatory Requisites supplied and fixed. Newest Designs and Prices on application. Repairs executed on the shortest notice SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ALL CLASSES OF COUNTRY WORK, COMPETENT WORKMEN SENT TO ALL PARTS. GOOD WORKMANSHIP COMBINED WITH r REASONABLE CHARGES Seeds! Seeds Seeds UCKLEY'S HIGH-CLASS SEEDS Are noted for their Stexling Quality, and should be grown in every Garden where Grand results are eagerly looked for. Garden Seeds of every description, Flower Seeds, Farm Seeds, Seed Potatoes. Also Lickley's "Royal Welshman Potato, 3s. per peck; still the very best Potato on the Market. Palms, Ferns, Cut Flowers of every description. Wreaths, Crosses, Harps, ets., composed of the choicest Flowers in Season, despatched with promptitude on receipt of wire or letter. Fruit Trees, Forest Trees, and Shrubs of every description, Seed List mailed free on application. WILLIAM LICKLEY, SEEDSMAN, CARMARTHEN. Established 1891. TO ADVERTISERS. PREPAID SCALE OF CHARGES FOR ADVERTISING IN THE "REPORTER. No. of One Three Six Words. Insertion. Insertions. Insertions. s d a d s d 20 1 0 2 3 3 6 28 1 6 3 6 4 6 36 2 0 4 0 5 6 44 2 6 4 6 6 6. The above scale only applies to the Situations, To Lets," and To be Sold by Private Treaty classes of Advertisements, and must be paid for in advance, or the ordinary credit rate will be charged HALFPENNY STAMPS, or Postal or Post Office Orders, payable to M. LAWRENCE, ab Carmarthen. Replies may be made addressed to the Reporter Office, and wiN be forwarded to advertisers when stamped envelopes are sent. TO LET.—Cottages in Tabernacle Row, Car- marthen.—Apply D. Evans, 114, Priory Street. TO LET.—HOUSE containing 6 Rooms and large Garden, Cwmoemant; immediate possession.— Apply, D. Evans, 111, Priory Street, Carmarthen. TO LET, in March, 7, Esplanade.—Apply Miss Holme. TO LET.—No. 15, Picton Terrace, Carmarthen. 13 rooms, including Bath Room (H. & C. Water), Scullery, and Offices.-Apply, Blagdon- Richards, 16, Queen Street, Carmarthen. WANTED Smart Youths as APPRENTICES. —Henry Thomas & Sons, Emporium, Carmar- then.: WANTED GENERAL SERVANT for one Lady. Good plain Cook. Good Wages given to suitable Person.—Apply to Miss Latimer Jones, 10, The Parade, Carmarthen. WANTED APPRENTICES to Dressmaking. John Stephens, London IIonBe, Llandilo. WANTED GENERAL SERVANT :muBt be good plain Cook.—Apply Miss Jones, 2, Queen Street, Carmarthen. WANTED STOREMAN to take charge of a Branch at St. Clears; must have had experience in Agricultural Seeds, Manures, Feeding Stuffs. Abstainer. Good wages paid to a suitable Man.—Applications, giving experience, to be addressed to Secretary, Carmarthen Farmers' Co-operative Society, Ltd., Carmarthen. TO LET.—No. 37, Lammas Street. Immediate Possession. Parlour, Kitchen, Saullery, three Bedrooms.—Apply, 27, Lammas Street. VACANT SMITHY.-Good opening for a General Smith. Work supplied from 25 Farms and others.-Apply, Assistant Overseer Cwmduad, Conwil. RTIFICIAL TEETH.—If they become loose and uncomfortable in the mouth, why pay extortionate prices for having them remodelled when you can procure an artificial suction which can be easily adapted by yourself and makes the case firm for mastication however old or bad fitting it may be. Forwarded with full directions on receipt of 2s. ld. Chicago Dental Speciality Co., 46, Great Russell Street, W.C. SALE TO-DAY (FRIDAY). CARMARTHENSHIRE. YIELVERTON ARMS HOTEL, WHITLAND. Important Sale of valuable Freehold farm, and Licensed House. WR. CARVER has been instructed to offer • for Sale by PUBLIC AUCTION at the above place on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21st, 1908, at 2.30 p.m., subject to Conditions then produced, the following PROPERTY LoT 1. —LLANGARTHGINNING FARM, situate in the parish of Mydrim, within four miles of St. Clears, consisting of good Dwelling House, Farm Buildings, and One Cottage, together with 157 acres, 1 rd., 16 poles, or thereabouts, of excellent Pasture and Arable Land, all being well watered and fenced, and now occupied by Mr. George Evans as yearly tenant. Rent £150. Also will be included in this Lot, two other Cottages, one sold subject to the life interest of Miss Ann Bowen and the other subject to a lease held by Mr. John Evans for a term of 99 years from March, 1896. Rent Bl. The Purchaser will be charged £90 for standing Timber in addition to the purchase money. LOT 2.—LAMB INN, a fully-licensed Public Hou.se, with Garden and Stable, together with Cottage adjoining, situate in Blaenwaun, parish of Llanwinio, on the main nad leading from Newcastle Emlyn to St. Clears and within 2l miles from Llanglydwen Railway Station, held by Messrs Buckley, Limited, on leases from March 25th, 1891, for a term of 21 years, at rents amounting to £20. Further particulars may be obtained of Mr. WM. LEWIS, Solicitor, Narberlh; Messrs. HELDER ROBERTS, WALTON and GILES, 3 and 4, Clements Inn, Strand, London or of the AUCTIONEER, Park House, Fishguard. RUDD'S CHARITY, CARMARTHEN. A COUNTY VACANCY. THE Trustees of the abo^e Charity give Notice 1 that they will on THURSDAY, the 26th day of MARCH, 1908, elect an Almsman in the place of Rice Jones, deceased. Applicants must be single men or widowers, and have no other means of support. No Applicant will be elig.ble who has received Parochial relief within the lost fife years, and all applications mnst be made on a printed Fonn_ to be obtained from the Clerk Rudd's Charity, Carmarthen. All applications to the Clerk must be prepaid and delivered on or before MONDAY, the 23rd day of MARCH, 190S. EDWARD H. MORRIS, Clerk to the Trustees, 2, NoU's Square, Carmarthen, 19th February, 1908. Mr. E. COLLIER, M.S. A., Architect and Surveyor, 5, QUAY STREET, CARMARTHEN.

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Soup KITCHEN.-The Mayor (Mr John Lewis) begs respectfully to acknowledge the followinig subscriptions to the above fund:— Mrs James, Boot Stores, Lammas street, 5s. PROMOTION.-Tho many friends of Mr W. Wager, formerly foreman of the G.W.R,. Locomotive Department at Carmarthen, will be glad to learn that he has (boon promoted from loco foreman at Exeter to the post of low. inspector at Newton Abbot. hiS new appointment is an important one, and his selection) for the position is an eloquent testi mony of the company's /appreciation of his qualities and albiilitiies, and the highly satis- factory manner in which he performs his duties. We congratulate Mr Wager on his success. AT the Welsh Wesleyaii Chapel on Tuesday evening a igramaphone entertainment was given by iMr WuUiam Thomas, Paris House, to the children of the Hand of Hope connect- ed with the, Sunday School. Rev H. P. Atkins, presided, land there was a large attendance, ianid the enitertaiwment was thoroughly enjoyed by the children.—W7e understand that a grand eisteddfod will be held at the chapel on Thursday, the 27th inst There are good entries and a most successful event is aivticipated. TOWN BAND.—A meeting of the Carmar- then Town Band Cannmiittee was held at the Guildhall on Wednesday evening. Mr H. E Bladgon Richa-rds presided, and there wen" I also present: Mr W. Bart let t, Mr Malkin, Mr Hauxlaker, Mr Bland Davies, Mr J. Mongan, Mr C. E. Davies, Mr C. N. Phillips, Mr W. Spurrell, Mr Portnell, Mr E. J. Andrews, iamd the secretary (Mr Fred Humphreys) The balance sheet showed that there were sub- scriptions received to the amount of £ 89 7s, and £ 27 had been received from engagements of which ten per cent had been retained by the committee for expenses, the remainder gdiinig to the 'bandsmen. £ 96 Is 6d had been paid for instruments. After various ex- penses had been paid there was tIO Is Id. L4 16s 5d had been (received in collections and t76 7s 7d from the fete in the park. Cordial appreciatilon was expressed of the work of the secretary, and also of Mr Nelson who conducted. The lbandsmei-t asgreed to go on for another year without any fresh pay- ment. The fdIaowiingff committee was appoin ted: The Mayor, Mr Blagdon Richards, and Mr Johni iMongain (trustees). Mr Bliand Davies Mr C. H. Williams, Mr W. Bartlett, Mr P. R. (Lewis, Mr ISpllllmll, Mr Malkin, Mr E. J Andrews, laaid Mr Port noli, and two tt> be selected by the band. 1ABERNACLE .LITERARY <& DEBATING Socyvrr. The Tabernacle House of Commons" re- sumed its sittings on Monday evening last, when the Speaker (the Rev E. U. Thomas) took his seat at 8.15. Both the government and opposition were well represented, and the ladies gallery was well filled, the suffrag- ettes being in evidence, but no demonstra- tion was attempted. The only order for the day was a Bill for the abolition of tliie liquoe traffic in the British Isles, which was intro- duced by the Prime Minister (the Right Hon J. I. Davies) in an eloquent and erudite speech. The leader of the opposition (the Horn. D. King), ^attacked the Bill in a most •brilliant and witty speech, "full of wise saws and modern inistances," in which ponderous sa-ttire struggled for supremacy with con- damnation of the measure without attempt- ing to demonstrate why it was needless and drastic. The hort. gentleman discouirsed at some length upon the great and material diff ertenoe between a dry chip and curmudgeon of a teetotaler and an open banded, boozy indulger..He advised the Ihon members to collinsel tbeiir ladies if they wanted an evenimg off rto "fill the old man up with drinik aind send him to bed." In the course of his pero ration he described the Bill as being full -),f discrepancies, and an attempt to Tide rough shod ovor the preoiiouts liberties of the people A general debate their followed, one of the bon members in alluding to the speech of the leader of the opposition, declaring that Ii:¡h:ey all knew that Mr Speaker was a staunch teetotaler, but no one would venture to describe him as a 'dry oM cflnip' OIl" 'curmud- geon" laughter). After a hot discussion on the relative merits a;ild failures of the measure, the Premier agreed to waive his right of reply, in order to save the Bill being J "talked out." The question was then, put to the vote, and the Bill 'became law by a substantial majority. ENGLISH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH GUILD.— Oil Tuesday evening last a high class enter- tainment was given in the schoolroom under the conductorship of Mr J. 1. Shorrock. The Rev D. J. Thomas presided. The room was very full iand it may b-ore be mentioned that Mr Shorrock has never been heard in Car- marthen, to such good advantage, and the loud applause which greeted each of his songs amply proves the statement. Mr T. S. Puddicombe kindly presided at the piamo, a.nd the encore given- his solo shows that the audience did not fail to recognise that rare musibal talent which he possesses amd always displays. The entertainment, both vocal and instrumental, was of a very high orde,r and every item, without exception, wias warmly applauded, much appreciated, encores being frequently demanded. The tollbwing are the times and contributors:— Instrumental trio, Messrs T. S. Puddicombe, V ictor Jones, amd Gusfeave Jones; tenor solo, To the Irani," Mr Matthews; humorous song, Mrs A. and Mrs_B. Mr J. I. Shor- rock; pianloforte solo, "Mr T. Puddicombe- songs, "Rory O'More" and "Twickenham Ferry," Miss Cassie Phillips; humorous sone "The Bed," Mr T. Lewis; violin solo, Mr Victor Jones; soprano solo, "Whisper and* I shall hear," Mrs D. J. Thomas; songs, "Love Scene" and "When I was a boy at school," Mr J. I. Shorrock; tenor solo, Mr Matthews • skimp speech, ''The Quack, Mr Williams! Then followed the Chinese Bag Mystery ably peirformed by Chilng Lung Foo and Wun Hi (Messrs J. 1. Shorrock and W. H. Thomas, disguised), and to many the mystery is still unsolved. /Mr J. F. Lloyd ably proposed a vote of thanks to Mr Shorrock for the excel- ,Ieliit ente.rta:i,i)imetit he had given, and Air Williams seconded. Mr Shorrock, in reply- ing, expressed his gratitude to all who had so kindly come to assist him in the entertain- ment The singing of the National Anthem brought this enjoyable evening to a close.— On (Monday next at 7.45 sharp, the Rev A. fuller Mills will lecture on, "The Satire and SaiTasm of Many Centuries." Members (of which there are now 108) will be admitted free, non-memibers on payment of 3d. All are cordially invited to enrol as mem,hers, and as there arc more excellent evenings to come it is hoped many more will take" ad- vantage of this opportunity. The number w.1,0 .are already joined the Gmld prcrl the popularity of these instructive and enter- tainjing evenings. CARARTHEN AMATEUR ANGLING ASSOCIATION. — he annual meeting of this association was held at the X elsol1 Hotel on Thursday even- iinig, the 19th wist., When. 31r H. B. White a vice-president, presided over a good atten dance. The secretary (Mr F. Treavett) re- ported an increase in the amount of the sulb- sonpt.ons received last year, and a substa-n- tial balance at the Bank.-On the election. of officeis it was unanimously carried that the]Present (Mr W. FID. Saunders Glan- fr be re-elected—The Secretary read a f?r +1 °nL t?'at of the £ 5 last year for t.he {'u,tibilllg 'Of rhrees a,nd bushes on the been n°Ll f G™dra^h- only £ 2 17s 6d had been u.ed for that purpose, and with the balance of ^"2 2s 6d, brown tront ova had P'irrMsed' ,aTld he hoped to have some year,li,mgis to put in the river in 1909. Mr J.'7Joyd ^Ior|a«,C K.C.TImp.1 ™ Mr ^V Ar)3'T>Tim"1,inS' ^Ir H.'k White Mi J. John,-Mr T. Lewis Arr W T AVIT Mr R Af Ti, J- Williams, W O Ar.T ;lnd Mr A 0 Davies—Mr ,r 'Mini seer (treasurer), and Mr F Treavett (secretary) were also re-elected the latter for the seventh year.—The Committee were appointed as under: MoLs B A potm wZ7lm)' i Bmrss>F-s- Goj4; • 1. O Sullivan, Evan Morris, J. Thomas D. h, Jones Jas E. Davies, T. Smith I' «'*• WilliamsVnl nnrl "eW me™bers were elected and there is every reason to expect another for, 'j? to hold the annual danner at the ATekon Hotel on Tuesdav next Feb ■. W of the excellent sta^ of funds "a d™, for members attending the articles to be a fishing rod value £ 1 fl! book, with three dozen flies, a fish basket of the wil fob"' Sd a Capital programme is being arranged enteSLnfTT'MB-VT' Schooolpoom last TO TfST scnse j s"«»sS riwi or«li,t lhe P^iwl cl.,lc to aW who were in anv wav r<> sponsible for the getting up and ca5w out of such a delightfuf ,p4raaCe,°aS 2 Morris made an excellent chairman Tbo proceedings were opened by Mr Nelson t! fS," e«|ted iet s^'Tntfi Bupko r gwenath gwyn." The first part sketch P"Thpa cf1KSISte(^ of a humorous SKetch, lhe Doills house party in wbiob the various Characters acted their Srt. i l way which left nothing to be desf^d f h^hest Prais* bSh fSS T rollers and the audience To Mrs James Wlyn House, and her able ass'St aiits-Iiss K. Lleivelyn, St Peter st.; ,Miiss Ethel Jones, Waterloo terrace- lliss' Era fcJdTr'L^S £ s >ith J"™- training the The ",W £ 3 the •?* as it young people are to b#» ,and friends of the exc^fentKe ^wn^iX^r- tUjatc? on tllG «P the mateSr dresses. The dialoo-npJ rafterjfitic drums etc g 'e,S> s:n'^S- oonun- from the l25?rt»u!»fc the cl<wing 1 'Good-bye/^ tf dolls joined there ,is 5 n ™ a,l1dbeU.er stiH there was not nigh morall tone. The 'grouping of the part- of the proceeding i Concert) gmund to the unW ,m'ade a back- decorative i>lan/t« most beautiful The follotiSa hiVf dw»- sketch, The Mist.es, m tho maid Dolls, J. Jon<S \Janies House- House Cook \f rmon Thomas; Doll's o. °T~ pianoforte solo "F^ commenced with a by 'Miss I? Welsh Aire," maintained her hi^h mentallist Then ^v.11 i U as ajl mstru- Mr Bertie AViilfliarn« -?e IVJ1 favourite, in his somg, "Tlio 'Lon^b hmnself justice Jack Williams c7movSi°reTfln Masfer powers are of 110 mo. M osc recitative a recitation "Th* c er' IIlext ^ith vokmg introductiou gave '^How^am^Ad^0' won the Battle of Trlfalo-ar Adams humorous yarn by^an^an exceedingly historical L-^V ■ oJcl saIt> who mixed up This fairlv W,,8 k! j most ludicrous fashion, loudlv annlo 1 5 i?wn house, and was t, eef !pplauded- Mrs J. H. Thomas, Quay' wir.h 5CJLt'Jnd charmed the company v 11 >V Vu,siu8 or a i^coccn song, "Mv ain MR, TI,INRESPONSE TO A ^C'FEROUS cncoro Mis Thomas returned and sane* „nna beautiful song entitled "Make ^fr but keep the old." Both her « "e 1 5 Strongly to that "one touch J "g? appet-e? makes the whole IS V »naS wh^h applause had subsnv if n p'i Ke Ca/notlid,^ t uu^Kit-u, :VJr Peltry Edwards crutiat'n ,av^,|"T1t'e) followed with an ex- buvs nV ^I'Wiy recitation, "David Ha rum inimitable^fi whi5h,w^ -iven his "sual .k,e style, and being encored, resnon- ded with ajiiother recitation, "Familv Tore which tickled the risibilities f his 1 the utmost. The last item was Trt0 solo by Mies A. Morgan. A pVai1? "6 skilful maniipuilatioiF of f), A' "hose evoiked expressions of T'stniment Mr Morse (xJloyd's Ba.nL? a,n,d aPProval. acquitted himself Well 1' +? nni.sician, for the even in IO- Afnl 110 accompa.ni,st thanks to all whn • usnal of buted to the IncJ /'li a"y 1va^ ™»tri- mg the Salvation 4>t^ f ? evening—includ- lend'i'iig forms in ,1^ f,lei»ds for kindly David who kindW il 2 Srs, Kobimson and —the pr^eedinl ti matform -the proceed-j,J1, te I'm iml8téfl with "God g. «>io, «d tho hTeh^ w